Country Risk and Bank Risk Analysis Somerset West Bay Doha, Doha

Course details

The overall goal of this four-day course is to provide a structured approach to the analysis of sovereign and country risks in both mature and developing markets. This course also introduces the participants to the basic bank risk analysis using financial statement approach and ratio analysis.

Objectives

Upon the completion of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Identify  the key drivers of country and sovereign risks in both mature and emerging markets
• Describe qualitative, quantitative and market indicators of vulnerability
• Recognise the impact of sovereign support and country risk on other exposures, including public sector entities.
• Discuss the nature of banking business
• Explain the various bank ratios
• Examine micro and macroeconomic factors affecting the country rating
• Calculate various ratios of a bank using a bank’s annual report
• Interpret bank risks using ratio analysis
• Use the macro and micro economic factors affecting the country risk to assign ratings for the countries under supervision and guidance. 

Target Audience:

• Credit Analysts; Management trainees; Account and Marketing officers.

Course Structure

• This course will use interactive training methods of a combination of lecturing.

Program Contents:

• Qualitative versus quantitative analysis
• The role of country risk analysis
• Factors affecting credit worthiness
• Economic and political risk
• The role of rating agencies 
• Types of risks faced by a bank
• Different types of bank ratios
• Bank ratio analysis